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When people try to sell their tickets on e-Brandon they need to do so with some sort of intent along with honesty & integrity. I committed to buying 2 tickets to John Mellencamp Sunday evening. He was asking $130 or best offer. We settled on $120. I sent him my contact info shortly after. Then I asked for contact info to pay for and pick up the tickets. I received no reply on this message or any of the ones I sent today. I noticed he also removed his ad today as well. I can only assume that someone else offered to pay the $130 and our agreement meant nothing. It is sad that your honesty and integrity was sold for a mere $10.

And knows that unless someone’s on there way to pay or etransfered the money there’s a good chance they just flake. I don’t think I’ve ever sold anything to the first 3 or 4 people that were going to “take it”.

I never got the chance to pick up the tickets....never mind pay for them.

This can happen a lot. If there is a lot of people responding, they could have gotten mixed up or not gotten back to everyone. Just be thankful that you didn't pay for them and then not get the tickets.

I have a lot of people who are going to “definitely take the item”, and I never hear back from them. Works both ways unfortunately

Never been said "I have a lot of people who are going to “definitely take the item”, and I never hear back from them. Works both ways unfortunately "

Same here, and oddly enough it's the items I'm giving away for free that people are the biggest no shows for.

Feel a bit catfished. Went to view an apt after time and date were agreed on. Went to the apt, they said they didn't know why we were there. We called the landlord, he said the place was rented. 1 week later apt is back on eBrandon for $200 more than was originally posted. Oh vey! Totally know how you feel. Took time off work to view apt as well.